The gacha machines are live at play.playset.cards.

You pay in USDC, the machine pulls, and a real graded slab lands in your wallet. The roll is verifiable on chain — Collector Crypt's VRF, not our word.

First real pull: a 2002 Zubat 1st Edition, PSA 9. $35 insured, out of a $25 pack.

It was the fourth attempt. Two died on a dropped co-signer signature, one on a 500 we were swallowing instead of showing. And the pull that worked caught a lie on our own page — text reading "maps to common" beside a card labelled uncommon. Our tests passed it, because they asserted the mapping and never read the page.

The odds and the value bands are the machine's own, printed before you are charged.